Job Title

• Sr Mechanical designer Location
• Duluth, GA (Local candidates only
• no relocation available) Type of role
• W2 role
• temporary role (as this is short term there are no benefits available)

ONLY US CITIZENS AS THIS ROLE INVOLVES GOVERNMENT WORK

The Sr Mechanical Designer role is for someone who can turn engineers' rough input into production-ready CAD models and drawings, with solid experience in machined and fabricated hardware. Here is what they're looking for. The core job They want an individual contributor who takes sketches, notes, or verbal instructions from engineers and produces complete models, detail drawings, layouts, and BOMs for moderately to highly complex mechanical and electromechanical equipment. You'd work under technical leadership but are expected to show creativity and self-direction. You'd also review drawings against specs and standards, and your decisions can affect cost, schedule, and performance.

Must-haves Experience:

An Associate degree plus 6 to 8 years of related experience, or 8 to 10 years without the degree.

CAD/PDM:

5+ years in SolidWorks with EPDM, or Creo with Windchill. They specifically want current SolidWorks (2015 or newer) skills in weldments, sheet metal, and machined parts.

Design breadth:

Proven work on machined and fabricated assemblies, including knowing machining practices and fabrication methods like welding and forming across different materials.

Mixed assemblies:

Experience documenting assemblies that combine electrical and mechanical components.

BOMs:

A solid grasp of indented BOMs and how they tie to upper-level assembly drawings.

Tools:

Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint).

Standards:

Familiarity with ANSI, ISO, ASME, IEEE, and MIL-STD, and the ability to work within them.

Compliance:

Awareness of ITAR and protecting company IP and technical data. This is defense-related work, so it matters. Additional Skills

• these set candidates apart RF waveguide and waveguide assembly knowledge, which is specific to their product line Extensive sheet metal design and fabrication experience Weldment experience SolidWorks or Creo Routing , including initial setup Setting up and maintaining SolidWorks Toolbox (or alternatives) Embedded simulation tools

MBSE/MBD

experience Other duties Entering models, drawings, and BOMs into SEPDM and other company systems Contributing to engineering estimates and new product proposals Helping write test plans, procedures, reports, and

CDRL/SDRL

deliverables Preparing product reports and answering questions from internal and external stakeholders Occasional travel No supervisory responsibility Soft skills they list Cooperation, customer orientation, dependability in cross-functional teams, drive to meet deadlines, sound judgment under pressure, attention to detail, time management, and some strategic awareness of the company's strengths and weaknesses.

Pay:

$40.00

• $50.

00 per hour Expected hours: No less than 40.0 per week

Experience:

SolidWorks:

5 years (Required) Mechanical design: 5 years (Required) Sheet metal

Design:

5 years (Required) RF waveguide and waveguide assemblies: 5 years (Required)

Location:

Duluth, GA 30096 (Required)

Work Location:

In person